Tag: hdfs
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ATLAS DCS Analysis with Apache Spark and Jupyter Notebooks
ATLAS DCS Analysis with Apache Spark and Jupyter Notebooks The ATLAS Detector Control System (DCS) at CERN is essential for ensuring optimal detector performance. Each year, the system generates tens of billions of time-stamped sensor readings, presenting considerable challenges for large-scale data analysis. Although these data are stored in Oracle databases that excel in real-time
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Evaluation of Erasure Coding in Hadoop 3
Evaluation of Erasure Coding in Hadoop 3 Authored By: Nazerke Seidan, Emil Kleszcz, Zbigniew Baranowski Published By: CERN IT-DB-SAS In this post, we will dive into the evaluation of the Erasure Coding feature of Hadoop 3 that I worked on this summer as a CERN Openlab intern. The evaluation has been performed on one of
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Offline analysis of HDFS metadata
Offline analysis of HDFS metadata Introduction HDFS is part of the core Hadoop ecosystem and serves as a storage layer for the Hadoop computational frameworks like Spark, MapReduce. Like other distributed file systems, HDFS is based on an architecture where namespace is decoupled from the data. The namespace contains the file system metadata which is
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Using Tiered Storage in Alluxio
Using Tiered Storage in Alluxio Introduction Alluxio is an open source memory speed virtual distributed storage system. A brief overview of Alluxio has been covered in a previous blog. This post will cover one of the most powerful features of Alluxio, which is its tiered storage capabilities. Tiered storage allows the Alluxio volume to be
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Experiences of Using Alluxio with Spark
Experiences of Using Alluxio with Spark Introduction Alluxio refers to itself as an “Open Source Memory Speed Virtual Distributed Storage” platform. It sits between the storage and processing framework layers in the distributed computing ecosystem and claims to heavily improve performance when multiple jobs are reading/writing from/to the same data. This post will cover some
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Tool to visualise block distribution on Hadoop (HDFS) cluster
Tool to visualise block distribution on Hadoop (HDFS) cluster Distributed systems always bring new challenges for administrators and users. This is the case with HDFS, the default distributed file system that Hadoop uses for storing data. In order to face these challenges, tools to facilitate administration and usage of these systems are developed. At CERN,